back at nuneaton toolbox, this is a business behind a barrier. harsher sentencing.nment safety net to funding food banks, warm spaces and providing direct cash for those in needin providing direct cash for those in need in england will be catastrophic. the scheme is due to end in four weeks' time unless an extension is announced in the budget. 0ur cost of living correspondent, colletta smith, reports. everyone knows babies don't come cheap. hello, rhea. it means money has to stretch a bit further than planned. hello, jaydeen. but in this house, life's delivered even more surprises. hey, giovanni! and just manage to get some sleep wherever you can? yeah. — it can be really tough. yeah. it's still very hard for some of us to get a nap. oh, the world's biggest yawn. with 0saretin off work on maternity, three mouths to feed and three babies to hold, life and finances have been a juggle. he has reduced his hours to 20 hours a week. so the money's really not coming any more. so you've had to cut back your hours at work then, just to just to manage physically with looking

back at nuneaton toolbox, this is a business behind a barrier. harsher sentencing.one hand that you see in a week, notjust a day anymore. you don't see police on the street. if you're watching bbc news. george galloway has arrived in parliament after winning the ruckstuhl by—election last week. it is this political comeback as leader of the socialist workers party. his campaign tapped into public anger over the war in gaza and lobbied against israeli military action. john cadbury opened a grocery shop in birmingham city centre selling drinking chocolate. his family went on to become the world's biggest chocolate makers, building the garden village of bournville around the factory just outside garden village of bournville around the factoryjust outside the city. since then, cadbury has gone from humble beginnings to a household name around the globe, global willy wonka. our reporterjames bovill has been finding out more. here is bournville, the creation of two brothers, industrialists who hated industrial ugliness. it was known as the — hated industrial ugliness. it

that's the view of one business owner here in nuneaton . i'm owner here in nuneaton.to have poke have a little poke around. there's little goodies there's so many little goodies in here. >> f- f— e thank you to pip >> super. so thank you to pip tomson there in nuneaton. and also her on the also joe williams get her on the apprentice. knows what she's apprentice. she knows what she's talking about. now coming up we'll hearing from labour we'll be hearing from labour shadow home secretary yvette cooper party's plan to cooper on the party's plan to tackle the migration crisis. a bold plan coming out. a thousand people apparently would be making sure that we get people out of the country . and i'll be out of the country. and i'll be the first time that yvette cooper has spoken to gb news. looking forward to that. i'm martin gb but martin daubney on gb news. but first, weather with first, it's your weather with aidan . aidan mcgivern. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hi there and welcome to the gb news forecast from the met office.

ben godfrey, bbc news, nuneaton. that was ben godfrey reporting.say vicars and priests are making it impossible for them to do theirjob inside churches. just have a listen to this. i'm in charge here. you disrupt me and i'll give you such a glare. what company are you with? right, well, yeah, i'll make sure your company never work here if you give me that tone. i wouldn't come. that's good. thank you for that. bleep. that is not the only example we have. . ~ that is not the only example we have. ., ~ ,, �* ., have. thank goodness we didn't hear all of that. that — have. thank goodness we didn't hear all of that. that was _ have. thank goodness we didn't hear all of that. that was a _ have. thank goodness we didn't hear all of that. that was a celebrant i have. thank goodness we didn't hear all of that. that was a celebrant at i all of that. that was a celebrant at all of that. that was a celebrant at a wedding getting very cross with the photographer who was perhaps getting in the way, i don't know. it is really tough, the fine line between the two

three teenagers who attacked and killed a dog walker in a park in nuneaton, have been given custodial months to a year. a judge said the teenagers — who cannot be named due to their age — had mocked 36—year—old john hackett as he struggled to breathe after being punched, kicked and held in a headlock. 0ur reporter, kevin reide, has more. john hackett walked his dog every night in the park next to his home in the hartshill area of nuneaton. but in april last year, he got into a confrontation with a gang of youths, who accused him of not picking up his dog mess. a girl and two boys from the group, all aged 15, chased him before a violent assault ensued. this is the area where mr hackett was attacked. the two boys laid into him violently, punching and kicking him, whilst the girl filmed it on her mobile phone, and she only stopped so that she could join in herself. he suffered catastrophic injuries, including a ruptured kidney. john's next door neighbour heard the commotion. i was sat on the sofa over there, on the phone to my nan, and i heard it all kicking off. so i opened the window t

no, this is a game amateur in nuneaton last amateur event in nuneaton last week. right.d 8 in there's world number 8 in 82. there's his opponent. going his opponent. yeah he's going for his double. everybody's just enjoying very enjoying it. it seems very friendly in the friendly football on in the background those background for those not interested. there are. interested. now there we are. thanks no go and have thanks very much. no go and have a look. there should be a look. look. so there should be warning. watch him. and warning. don't watch him. and he's what's that he's like gordon what's all that about? he's like gordon what's all that abowhat's all about? >> what's that all about? >> what's that all about? >> i have to say oh my >> well i have to say oh my goodness. and then it starts with else. it's all with someone else. it's all a bit argy bargy. bit of argy bargy. >> the pro and he should be >> he's the pro and he should be like done. shake his hand. like well done. shake his hand. but obviously but he was obviously very unhappy he but he was obviously very u

first of all, joe is in nuneaton in warwickshire. now you've got a retail shop , in warwickshire.ot a retail shop, rishi sunak said. plenty of things, including about thousands more apprenticeships. does it interest you? what he had to say? what's your thoughts? >> yes it does. i've had an apprentice before and she went on to do amazing things and i would like to do that again and at the moment costs have been forefront and i've had to read budget the business as it is at the moment. so to have a fully funded apprenticeship, that would be fantastic for us. >> conservatives are saying economy. the economy's turned the corner . are you hearing the the corner. are you hearing the right words from rishi? >> i think it may be a little bit too late , obviously there's bit too late, obviously there's the announcement with regards to the announcement with regards to the vat and then the, the women's task force. but we need to know more about that. and we could have done with this quite a few months ago. >> thank you joe. susan you've got an interesting business. you've got school . yeah.